PS00/B0620/6300

Number of Positions:	3
Approvals:	CSA, ENEC, UL, VDE
Ingress Protection:	--
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Panel Thickness:	--
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	Rectangular - 28.50mm x 21.00mm
Fuse Holder, Drawer:	--
Features:	--
Switch Features:	--
Termination:	Quick Connect - 0.250" (6.3mm)
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Flange
Series:	PS00
Fuse:	No
Filter Type:	Filtered (EMI, RFI) - Commercial, Medical
Voltage - UL:	--
Current - UL:	--
Voltage - IEC:	250VAC
Current - IEC:	6A
Connector Type:	Receptacle, Male Blades
Connector Style:	IEC 320-C14
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Power Entry Connectors - Inlets, Outlets, Modules

Power entry connectors have become a vital part of various technologies in today\'s world. They are used to provide power to a vast array of different devices and systems. From computers to medical equipment and from consumer electronics to audio visual systems, power entry connectors are used to safely transfer electrical power to many different outlets.The term "power entry connectors" refers to a variety of different types of connectors which enable the safe and secure transfer of power from an electrical source to an outlet or device. In general, these connectors come in three main categories: inlets, outlets, and modules. Each type has its own unique features and benefits that make it suitable for different applications.The most common type of power entry connector is the inlet. These are used to connect an electrical device directly to an outlet. This type of power entry connector is made up of two separate pieces, one of which plugs into the outlet and the other plugs into the device. Inlets are typically rated to carry a certain amount of current, so it\'s important to choose the proper size and rating for the application. Most inlets also come with interchangeable covers, allowing the user to customize the look of the connector.Outlets are the second type of power entry connector. Like inlets, these connectors consist of two separate pieces with one end designed to plug into the device and the other into the outlet. However, outlets are generally designed to be stationary and most commonly used to provide a safe and secure location to plug electrical devices into a power source. Outlets are available in a wide range of sizes, and most come with weatherproof covers for added protection.The third type of power entry connector is called a module. Modules are essentially a combination of an inlet and an outlet. Modules are rated to carry the same current as an inlet or outlet, but are designed to provide power to multiple devices simultaneously. Modules are designed to be easily interchangeable, allowing the user to quickly and easily move them as needed.No matter which type of power entry connector is chosen for an application, they all function in a similar way. When selecting a connector, the user must take into consideration the environmental conditions of the location, the current rating of the device being connected, and the type of connection being made. Once these factors are considered, the user can select the appropriate power entry connector for the job.In general, power entry connectors can be used in a wide variety of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial systems. They are also used in applications where there is a risk of electrical shock, such as medical equipment or machinery. The use of power entry connectors also helps to reduce the complexity of wiring systems, as they are generally easier to set up than open wiring systems.The types of power entry connectors described above are just a few of the many connectors available on the market today. Depending on the application, there are several other options out there such as locking or twist-lock inlets, illuminated or coded outlets, and even custom connectors. Ultimately, the selection of the right connector will depend on the specific needs of the application. By selecting the appropriate power entry connector, the user can ensure that their electrical systems are safe and secure while eliminating the need for complex wiring systems.

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